LIVE Pinpoint Weather blog – Tallahassee – WCTV

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Under are the most recent reside updates for Saturday morning’s storms:

Brooks County:

-A number of bushes down round Quitman

Leon County:

– Tree down on Bannerman Rd. at North Meridian (5:41 am)

– Downed energy strains off Bull Headley Rd at Jeffrey Rd (5:38 am)

-Bushes Down on the 9400 block of N. Meridian (5:33 am)

-Energy strains down on the 11,000 block of Eva Rd. (5:46 am)

-Bushes down on 4,000 block of Centerville Rd, in addition to Ox Backside Rd and N. Meridian Rd. (5:53 am)

-Tree down on Springhill Rd at Helen Guard Station Rd.

-Tree down at Miccosukee Rd and Thornton Rd.

-Tree down on Apalachee Parkway and Raymond Tucker Rd.

-Tree down on I-10 @ MM 200 (Sharer Rd)

Lafayette County:

– Tree Down on SE County Rd 371

Lowndes County:

-A tree fell on energy strains in Hahira.

-Tree down in Clyattville.

The Twister Watch over our space continues to be trimmed again as the ultimate line of showers and storms strikes by. Franklin, Gadsden and Liberty counties in Florida in addition to Decatur and Mitchell in South Georgia have all been faraway from the watch.

One other giant Extreme Thunderstorm Warning has been issued in our space. This one consists of Berrien, Brooks, Colquitt, Prepare dinner, Lanier and Lowndes counties in South Georgia till 6:45 a.m. Winds might gust as much as 60 mph at occasions.

A really giant Extreme Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Gadsden, Leon, Liberty and Wakulla counties in Florida, and Decatur, Grady and Thomas counties in South Georgia till 6 a.m. Winds might gust as much as 60 mph at occasions. This line of storms additionally has a historical past of gentle wind injury stories.

Duke Vitality is reporting energy outages throughout the Huge Bend. One report in Jefferson County was brought on by fallen bushes. At the moment, somewhat greater than 160 are with out energy.

A Extreme Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Lafayette and Taylor counties till 6 a.m. Winds might attain as much as 60 mph.

The Twister Look ahead to Calhoun county in Florida, and Baker, Miller and Seminole counties has been canceled.

A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Lafayette and Taylor counties till 8:45 a.m.

Jefferson County dispatch stories a tree down on Raymond and Waukeenah roads. Deputies are on their technique to the scene.

The Extreme Thunderstorm Warning for Franklin and Wakulla counties has expired.

A Extreme Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Lafayette and Taylor counties till 5:00 a.m. Winds might gust as much as 60 mph and hail might be 0.75 inches.

Suwannee Valley Electrical is reporting 269 prospects with out energy proper now. The bulk are coming from Southwest of Jasper, the place 192 prospects are with out energy.

Many of the exercise is rain over the jap half of our space, with a couple of NON-extreme storms from Taylor into Lafayette & Suwannee Counties. The chilly entrance is with the road of showers shifting by Dothan. A number of extra storms will doubtless develop forward of it over the subsequent few hours, and whereas the extreme menace is lessening, there’s nonetheless probability of sturdy to extreme storms till the entrance passes you. THEN you’ll get sturdy, gusty (and chilly) winds of 20-30 mph with 40+ mph gusts by the remainder of the morning.

-Mike

STORM REPORT: 2 miles NW of Sopchoppy utility corporations are reporting energy outages as a result of fallen bushes from storm gusts. Duke Vitality says the outage is on the Northwest facet of city.

The Twister Warning for Suwannee County has now expired. Mike McCall is monitoring the cell to see if it’ll clip Hamilton County or not.

A TORNADO WARNING has been issued for Suwannee County till 2:45 a.m. The Warning for Lafayette County has been canceled.

A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING has been issued for Franklin and Wakulla counties till 3:45 a.m.

A TORNADO WARNING continues for Lafayette County till 2:45 a.m. No twister has been noticed. This warning was issued as a result of radar indicated rotation.

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